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  • Bostik podcast new episode: Regulatory Trends for AHPs in the US

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    WAUWATOSA - Bostik, the major supplier of adhesive solutions to manufacturers of absorbent hygiene articles, has launched episode 25 in its series of podcasts, which aims to outline holistic sustainable solutions, resources and support for the hygiene industry.

    Two U.S. states have already enacted laws requiring disposable hygiene packaging to list ingredients. Other states are considering the same. But is this level of transparency good news for manufacturers?

    In episode 25 of Attached to Hygiene, Jane Wishneff joins Jack to discuss the regulatory and legislative trends in the United States that are impacting the absorbent hygiene industry, particularly, period products. She'll share details on new laws in New York and California, what is happening at the national level, and how article producers can be part of the conversation.

    CLICK HERE or Follow the link on the SNW homepage to tune in.

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